Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Enought"

A: basically means simply

A: Suficiente, y se escribe "enough"

A: It's a typing error. The word is "enough" and it means "suficiente" en español.

A: "Enough is enough" is an expression that means you're at your limit.

A: I have had enough!

There is not enough time to go to the movies.

Do you have enough money?

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A: Did you mean enough?

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A: × when I noticed that I didn't have enought money, I thought seriously on teaching myself
✓ When I noticed that I didn't have enough money, I thought seriously about teaching myself.

Teaching yourself what? It would make more sense to include that information.

A: I assume you meant “enough”

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A: I think it's ok but it could be better.

"if I'd had enough time, I could've prepared a lot better." (Because it sounds like you feel unprepared)
Also I'm using "I'd" and "could've" to shorten the speech so it sounds more natural for conversational English."

A: Hi Sharki ;)

You've not the enought power to decide if something gonna change, isn't about what your conscious think, but your unconscious.

You've DON'T HAVE ENOUGH power to decide if something IS GOING TO change; IT isn't about what YOU CONSCIOUSLY think, but your unconscious.

"have not enough" is not totally wrong but it sounds quite awkward and formal.

You would never write "gonna" unless you are actually quoting what someone said. In SPEECH, yes, but in writing, you would always say "going to".